Daniel,
You wouldn't really be able to delete the data in your buckets in
doing so, you would also be deleting your transactions. Unless you
are just talking about the Money Flows.
To correct the out-of-balance condition, I recommend changing your
Initial Cash Flow amount by the diffe
On Mar 25, 2009, at 4:31 PM, Daniel wrote:
> Sorry to deviate from the riveting iPhone discourse, but I have a
> question and I think it may have gotten buried in a previous post. I
> just balanced my MoneyWell (see previous post "Checking Balance is
> off") and now my bucket have more money tha
On Mar 25, 2009, at 5:31 PM, Daniel wrote:
>
> Sorry to deviate from the riveting iPhone discourse, but I have a
> question and I think it may have gotten buried in a previous post. I
> just balanced my MoneyWell (see previous post "Checking Balance is
> off") and now my bucket have more money
When this happened to me recently, I found it was because I had
started tracking expenses in MoneyFlow as of March 1st, but every time
I use the Download feature to get transactions from my checking
account, it downloads a bunch of transactions from February that throw
off the amounts (for some re
Thanks to Lance,Blair, Trish, and Kevin for your responses. I tried
Trish's approach with the transfers. It helped, but then created a
new negative balance in my credit card account (which really is 0). I
appreciate Lance's comments but they really don't apply as I never use
the download featur
On Mar 26, 2009, at 1:07 PM, Daniel wrote:
> Thanks to Lance,Blair, Trish, and Kevin for your responses. I tried
> Trish's approach with the transfers. It helped, but then created a
> new negative balance in my credit card account (which really is 0). I
> appreciate Lance's comments but they r
Ugh! I'm getting more and more confused about my quandary. I've spent the
last 4 1/2 hours trying to get my MoneyWell account in some kind of workable
condition. I'm hesitant to do anything with my original account now that I
have this new deficit in my credit card account. I'm not sure how it
Daniel,
You're not alone. I feel your pain. I've spent the past few days
working on getting mine right, I've watched every video 2-3 times and
read and sometimes re-read the great articles. Also searched through
previous posts, etc... I think I've finally done it!
Start by making sure nothing
Correction.. I mean repeat only for the 2 accounts. Don't send your
savings credit amount to the Salary bucket.
On Mar 27, 8:09 pm, Tony wrote:
> Daniel,
> You're not alone. I feel your pain. I've spent the past few days
> working on getting mine right, I've watched every video 2-3 times and
Kevin and Daniel,
One thing that I didn't like about the export and import is that the
export and import functions aren't fully reversible (at least not when
I did this a few months ago since Jan 1).
It may be pretty obscure, but I had been using Alt + Enter in order to
use multiple lines i
This is an extremely clear and helpful explanation. (I've been having
similar difficulties to the original poster).
The fact that you have to write it up as you did, and the fact that I
have now printed it to have next to my computers, seems to indicate a
difficulty that some people have wit
Blair,
Thank you very much for this explanation. It is quite helpful.
I recreated my accounts according to your suggestions and have found a few
"traits" of MoneyWell that I didn't know existed before. Frankly, for my
scenario, I find them annoying. However, I presume the behavior is to
prevent
> It seems that if I create a starting balance on any date prior to the
> current month, that number does not stay in the salary bucket. In other
> words, I can either have a starting date deposit which starts on Jan.1, 2009
> and that money will not be available in my salary bucket OR I can have
On Mar 29, 2009, at 12:15 PM, Daniel Shanahan wrote:
> It seems that if I create a starting balance on any date prior to
> the current month, that number does not stay in the salary bucket.
> In other words, I can either have a starting date deposit which
> starts on Jan.1, 2009 and that m
On Mar 27, 2009, at 4:47 PM, Daniel Shanahan wrote:
> Ugh! I'm getting more and more confused about my quandary. I've
> spent the last 4 1/2 hours trying to get my MoneyWell account in
> some kind of workable condition. I'm hesitant to do anything with
> my original account now that I hav
Thank you, Lance, Terry, and Kevin.
Lance, you are correct - I did not know that I could change the cash flow
start date. I have since watched the video tutorial.
Terry, I appreciate your comments about MoneyFlow. I'm ok with not knowing
the MoneyFlow for my new document. I have my original doc
On Mar 30, 2009, at 4:19 AM, Daniel Shanahan wrote:
> Kevin, thank you for your continued support of your product. Yes,
> Blair's advice seems to make sense to me, so, as Lance suggested, I
> changed my cash flow start date to Jan. 1.
>
Daniel,
I hope you meant April 1 and not January. It w
Thanks for your note, Kevin.
It does mean Jan. 1. I set the cash flow date to the beginning of the year
in order to keep my business transactions from my original document. There
is no MoneyFlow for any of these transactions, but that is fine with me. I
think the MoneyFlows will start with any n
On Mar 30, 2009, at 1:25 PM, Daniel Shanahan wrote:
> Thanks for your note, Kevin.
>
> It does mean Jan. 1. I set the cash flow date to the beginning of
> the year in order to keep my business transactions from my original
> document. There is no MoneyFlow for any of these transactions, but
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